Foundations of Developmental Care, An Issue of Clinics in Perinatology, 1st Edition
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By Joy Browne, PhD. PCNS-BC and Robert White, MD
The guest editors thoroughly examine prematurity for the perinatologist by supplying state-of-the art reviews on this topic. Articles include: The integrated development of sensory organization; The normal sequence of sensory development in the fetu
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The guest editors thoroughly examine prematurity for the perinatologist by supplying state-of-the art reviews on this topic. Articles include: The integrated development of sensory organization; The normal sequence of sensory development in the fetus and newborn; The role of the limbic system in early development; The role of the olfactory system in early maternal orientation and feeding outcomes; Olfactory contributions to attachment and learning; The gustatory system in the newborn: implications for development of eating; The role of auditory development in early communication and attachment; The role of vision and state organization in early development; Epigenetic contributions to early developmental care; Supporting successful eating and growth; The scientific foundations for Kangaroo care;The practice of individualized developmental care; and Designing environments for developmental care.
The guest editors thoroughly examine prematurity for the perinatologist by supplying state-of-the art reviews on this topic. Articles include: The integrated development of sensory organization; The normal sequence of sensory development in the fetus and newborn; The role of the limbic system in early development; The role of the olfactory system in early maternal orientation and feeding outcomes; Olfactory contributions to attachment and learning; The gustatory system in the newborn: implications for development of eating; The role of auditory development in early communication and attachment; The role of vision and state organization in early development; Epigenetic contributions to early developmental care; Supporting successful eating and growth; The scientific foundations for Kangaroo care;The practice of individualized developmental care; and Designing environments for developmental care.
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By Joy Browne, PhD. PCNS-BC, The Children's Hospital Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Aurora, CO and Robert White, MD, Director, Regional Newborn Program
Memorial Hospital
South Bend, IN
By Joy Browne, PhD. PCNS-BC, The Children's Hospital Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Aurora, CO and Robert White, MD, Director, Regional Newborn Program
Memorial Hospital
South Bend, IN
https://www.asia.elsevierhealth.com/foundations-of-developmental-care-an-issue-of-clinics-in-perinatology-9781455711192.html299938Foundations of Developmental Care, An Issue of Clinics in Perinatologyhttps://www.asia.elsevierhealth.com/media/catalog/product/9/7/9781455711192_8.jpg89.0998.99USDInStock/Clinics/Medicine & Surgery/Pediatrics/Medicine/Pediatrics/Clinics/Clinics/Medicine/Pediatrics/Japan Titles43887254335149505457850546665255041525985952631601418269243350884886536505455351451205259833The guest editors thoroughly examine prematurity for the perinatologist by supplying state-of-the art reviews on this topic. Articles include: The integrated development of sensory organization; The normal sequence of sensory development in the fetus and newborn; The role of the limbic system in early development; The role of the olfactory system in early maternal orientation and feeding outcomes; Olfactory contributions to attachment and learning; The gustatory system in the newborn: implications for development of eating; The role of auditory development in early communication and attachment; The role of vision and state organization in early development; Epigenetic contributions to early developmental care; Supporting successful eating and growth; The scientific foundations for Kangaroo care;The practice of individualized developmental care; and Designing environments for developmental care. The guest editors thoroughly examine prematurity for the perinatologist by supplying state-of-the art reviews on this topic. Articles include: The integrated development of sensory organization; The normal sequence of sensory development in the fetus and newborn; The role of the limbic system in early development; The role of the olfactory system in early maternal orientation and feeding outcomes; Olfactory contributions to attachment and learning; The gustatory system in the newborn: implications for development of eating; The role of auditory development in early communication and attachment; The role of vision and state organization in early development; Epigenetic contributions to early developmental care; Supporting successful eating and growth; The scientific foundations for Kangaroo care;The practice of individualized developmental care; and Designing environments for developmental care.00add-to-cart97814557111922011 and earlierProfessionalBy Joy Browne, PhD. PCNS-BC and Robert White, MD20111BookOtherSaunders0Dec 28, 2011IN STOCKBy <STRONG>Joy Browne</STRONG>, PhD. PCNS-BC, The Children's Hospital Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Aurora, CO and <STRONG>Robert White</STRONG>, MD, Director, Regional Newborn Program
Memorial Hospital
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